Office-ui-fabric-react version with drop 1.2

[wobba]

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The SPFx docs says to take an explicit dependency on office-ui-fabric-react v2.x. Drop v1.2 comes with v4.32.0 after running the yeoman generator.

Does that mean for drop v1.2 we should take a dependency on v4.x?

[wobba]

Also, if you take a dependency on 2.x with drop 1.2, it won't build.

[DennisKuhn]

I think the docs are behind. Drop v1.2 works fine for me with office-ui-react 4.32. As it is the new package version, I would update my dependencies to that. I updated my project with npm and it went sweet. I created a new "HelloWorld" with yo @microsoft/sharepoint to compare dependencies and stuff.

[wobba]

I can make it work as well, but it's important to keep docs up to date with drops, especially when static linking is recommended together with adding an explicit version of UI fabric. Ideally I would like the old way, where I didn't have to bundle in UI fabric as it was pre-loaded with SPFx.

[GrahamMcMynn]

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